judgment

n.判断；裁判；判决书；辨别力

judgement───n.意见；判断力；[法]审判；评价

judgments───判断

Judgment───n.判断；裁判；判决书；辨别力

adjudgment───宣告

judgements───n.判断（judgement的复数）

judgmental───adj.审判的，判断的；评头论足的，吹毛求疵的

augment───vi.增加；增大；vt.增加；增大；n.增加；增大

lodgment───n.沉淀；贮存

rudiment───n.雏形；基本原理

Well, physicians make judgment calls every day.───其实，医生们每天都会做出一些本能的判断。

We are awaiting a judgment from the Supreme Court.───我们正等着最高法院的判决。

His judgment was unreliable.───他的判断是不可靠的。

Although the fundamentals are reasonably good, the judgment of politicians is often unreasonably bad.───尽管基本状况一直良好，但是政客们对经济形势的判断却无一例外地糟糕。

In the tale of the Judgment of Paris (son of the Trojan King Priam), Athena was one of the two goddesses who lost the beauty content.───在关于帕里斯（特洛伊国王普里阿摩之子）的裁决的传说中，雅典娜是两位未能获得“最美丽的女神”称号的女神之一。

"No freeman shall be taken, imprisoned, or in any other way destroyed, except by the lawful judgment of his peers. " - The Magna Carta.───“任何自由人，未经其他自由人之依法判决，皆不得被逮捕，监禁，或加以任何其他损害。”-英国大宪章。

And on an appointed day Herod arrayed himself in royal clothing and sat on the judgment seat; and he delivered a public address to them.───希律在所定的日子，穿上朝服，坐在审判台上，对他们讲论一番。

The Nobel committee evidently wants to encourage him but it might have been wiser to hold judgment until he has achieved more.───诺奖委员会明显想用这个奖鼓励他，但也许更明智的选择是，等到他再积累一些成就再行决定。

And yet everyone holds certain ideals by which he guides his aspiration and his judgment.───然而，每个人都有某些理想，使他具有了前进的方向和判断是非的标准。